Flint Comix & Entertainment #13
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Those Ever-Lovin' Tried And True, Stuck Like Glue Bureaucracy Blues!", Lio navigates another delightfully absurd day in his offbeat world, where invention, alien tourists, and chaotic encounters with monsters and Dr. Seuss’s Thing 1 and Thing 2 are just part of the routine. Written and illustrated entirely by Mark Tatulli, this free 2010 issue from Flint Comix & Entertainment showcases his signature whimsical style and surreal humor. The cover, a collaborative effort by Brian Hackney, Mark Tatulli, Randy Zimmerman, and Mark Tatulli, captures the zany energy of the story in vivid, playful detail.
In "Catsup Station," Lio keeps his chaotic routine alive—building odd inventions, trading souvenirs with aliens, and dodging his mischievous cat, all while sharing space with Dr. Seuss’s Thing 1 and Thing 2 in a delightfully absurd day that’s equal parts whimsy and mayhem.
In this lighthearted one-pager from Flint Comix & Entertainment #13, Wilma and Jeanie come up with a clever solution to help Holly, the short-statured elf, manage the coffee counter—turning a workplace challenge into a moment of teamwork and wit.
In "null," the aftermath of a mind control device’s collapse sees the true king reclaim his throne, freeing Flash and Dale to set off once more in a newly acquired spaceship—still bound by the same mission to find Ming, now with a fresh start and a long road ahead.
In this delightfully absurd slice of comic chaos, Jo stumbles through a timeline where history took a wrong turn, encountering a melancholy Eeyore seeking solace, a pair of obscure Smurfs, and the surprisingly tech-savvy Bluetooth Fairy—all while Elmer Fudd casually browses a taxidermy shop. A surreal, offbeat romp where the rules of reality are optional and the punchlines land with a wink.
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